Polydev Plugin for Claude Code

🚀 Multi-model AI consultation for Claude Code - Get perspectives from Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and Z AI in your IDE.

What is Polydev?

Polydev lets you consult multiple AI models simultaneously when you're stuck on bugs, making architecture decisions, or reviewing code. Different models catch different things - combining their perspectives eliminates blind spots.

Stop copy-pasting your code into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok... Get all their perspectives in your IDE with one request.

Research: Achieved 74.6% on SWE-bench Verified, matching Claude Opus at 62% lower cost.

Installation

# Add the Polydev marketplace
/plugin marketplace add backspacevenkat/polydev-claude-code-plugin

# Install the plugin
/plugin install polydev

Setup

Get your free token at polydev.ai/dashboard
- 1,000 messages/month free
- No credit card required

Add token to your environment:

export POLYDEV_USER_TOKEN="pd_your-token-here"

Restart Claude Code and verify with /mcp

Usage

Slash Commands

Command	Description
`/perspectives`	Get multi-model perspectives on current problem
`/polydev-help`	Show setup guide

Natural Language

Just ask Claude - it will automatically invoke Polydev when appropriate:

"I'm stuck on this authentication bug. Get different perspectives."

"Should I use Redis or PostgreSQL for session storage?"

"Review this API endpoint for security issues using polydev."

Auto-Invocation

The plugin automatically triggers multi-model consultation when you:

Say you're "stuck" or "confused"
Ask comparison questions ("Should I use X or Y?")
Request code reviews or security checks
Have multiple failed debugging attempts

Models Available

Polydev queries multiple leading AI models simultaneously:

Model	Provider
Claude	Anthropic
GPT	OpenAI
Gemini	Google
Grok	xAI
Z AI	Zhipu

Example Output

🤖 Multi-Model Analysis

Claude's Perspective:
The N+1 query pattern here is causing performance issues...

GPT's Perspective:
The infinite re-render is likely caused by object recreation in deps array...

Gemini's Perspective:
Check for setState calls directly in the component body...

Grok's Perspective:
Consider using useCallback for function dependencies...

✅ Consensus: All models agree the issue is in the dependency array
💡 Recommendation: Use useMemo/useCallback for object/function deps

License

MIT License - see LICENSE

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